It will indeed be called.
Ted posted advice on how to deal with this a few weeks ago - try to find it in the
archives.
Basically reset() needs to know which form was submitted so it can reset only the
fields on it.
Keith.
--- Antony Stace [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Rick
Thank you very
Did you know that the ControllerServlet calls reset on a form before
populating it
from the request? If your form reset method clears the instvars it may
be the problem.
Antony Stace wrote:
Hi Chuck
I just tried having the first actions scope set to scope="session" and the second
actions scope
Hi Rick
Thank you very much for the reply.
On Thu, 07 Feb 2002 13:17:45 -0700
Rick Holland [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Did you know that the ControllerServlet calls reset on a form before
populating it
from the request? If your form reset method clears the instvars it may
be the problem.
If
That's sort of what I was saying. In the second action, the one that is called after
the user sees the form data and makes some choices, does the scope equal to request or
session? If you have both of these actions defined as session scope, then I don't
believe a new ActionForm would be
Hi Chuck
I just tried having the first actions scope set to scope="session" and the second
actions scope set to scope="session"
and still the Vector data is still disapearing. I actually, for a test, set another
field in ActionForm in the first action to a
test value, I didn't have this set
I can't comment on the scope issue; but, I have had similar problems.
Think about what is going on. HTML cannot deal with collection and arrays,
right. That's why we iterate through them and make our static html page.
When the HTML form comes back to the server, the vectors are null because
they
Hi Chuck,
I use Vector all the time. I'm curious why who feel that List/ArrayList is
preferable.
Dave D
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From: Chuck Cavaness [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, February 01, 2002 2:37 AM
Subject: Re: Are Vectors in a FormAction set to null after
Well, for one thing, Vectors are synchronized and ArrayLists aren't. So the
latter are faster (I've heard something like 20% faster) and preferable when
you don't need synchronization. Same goes for Hashtable vs. HashMap and in
general old vs new collection classes.
Boris
On Fri, 01 Feb 2002,
Vector has been refactored to implement List (which extends Collection) - so
it is part of the Collection classes. The differnece is just
synchronization, which may be necessary in certain cases. They both have
their place.
-Original Message-
From: Borislav Iordanov [mailto:[EMAIL
Hi
I have several variables of type
Vector
in a FormAction. This form is used on a page where a user can input data, the
contents of the Vectors are used to
populate drop down list boxes and were populated before the page was displayed to the
user. After the user has
submitted this form
Just guessing, but the reason the Vectors are null is probably because the action that
is being called is configured as request scope and not session in the Struts
configuration file. Therefore, after the HTML page is drawn (using the Vectors to
populate the drop-down boxes), the ActionForm is
Thanks for the reply Chuck.
The action I am calling is the first action after the form has been filled in and the
user submits the form. All
the data should still be in the form. I can access all the other variables in this
ActionForm which are of type String, so
I find it strange that the
Hi default is session.
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Von: Antony Stace [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Gesendet am: Friday, February 01, 2002 8:46 AM
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submitted a form?
Thanks for the reply Chuck.
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